Achieving universal access to reproductive health is a key target of the millennium development goals.
A topical issue, with David Cameron pledging this morning to make tax avoidance a key target of his G20 presidency.
Lewis also confirmed that exposing players to overseas tours on a more regular basis, from junior levels upwards, will be a key target of the new plans.
For Spinoza, on the contrary, the idea that we are separate, autonomous beings is a key target of his philosophical critique.
The US is a key target of the expansion plans, with Worldwide aiming to build on the success of its BBC America entertainment channel with a simulcast high-definition version, which is due to launch early next year.
The alleged rift between May and Clarke was seized on by Tory tabloids and backbenchers keen to make the justice secretary the key target of the Conservative right's disquiet over the coalition.
Quinn, who was a key target of 2014's anti-feminist Gamergate movement, tweeted a screenshot of the image, writing: "Wow it only took them hours to ruin this bot for me".
The key target of the 2008 Climate Change Act – reducing UK emissions by at least 80% by 2050 from 1990 levels – is still risky in terms of holding back global warming.
Binge drinkers aged between 18 and 24 are a key target of the government's alcohol strategy because a minority of people in that age group cause the majority of alcohol-related crime and disorder.
Many climate sceptics around the world will have been encouraged by the Brexit vote, as there is so much overlap between the two camps, and environmental and carbon goals under the EU were a key target of the Leave campaigners.
Under intense questioning by MPs during a two-hour session, the former governor of the Bank of Canada repeatedly stressed that the Bank is firmly tied to its key target of keeping inflation at 2%.
